Open World Games

nerdogray · 09-25-2024, 01:47 PM

I haven't had a chance to play Starfield. I'm not sure I will. But No Man's Sky just never grabbed me beyond 20 hours or so. It just felt empty. Then I ran across a part of the game where they just (unbelievably) give you a massive freighter group, and I lost my final interest. I'm not a fan of procedurally generated games. I think a lot is lost when developers put too much reliance on it. Maybe as AI improves this will change. Where I really cannot stand it is names of characters and items... and even lore and backstory. Most times it is just so nonsensical it ruins immersion. Caves of Qud comes to mind as one the worst offenders.

NervoS · 09-25-2024, 02:43 PM

I like open world RPGs. Like, Hogwarts Legacy, Assassin Creed series, Far Cry series.

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nerdogray Captain 1469 Rep 720 Posts Drives: Beater Join Date: Jul 2018 Location: TN iTrader: (0)	I haven't had a chance to play Starfield. I'm not sure I will. But No Man's Sky just never grabbed me beyond 20 hours or so. It just felt empty. Then I ran across a part of the game where they just (unbelievably) give you a massive freighter group, and I lost my final interest. I'm not a fan of procedurally generated games. I think a lot is lost when developers put too much reliance on it. Maybe as AI improves this will change. Where I really cannot stand it is names of characters and items... and even lore and backstory. Most times it is just so nonsensical it ruins immersion. Caves of Qud comes to mind as one the worst offenders.
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NervoS Private First Class 128 Rep 185 Posts Drives: F97,G05,E39,E46,R53 Join Date: Nov 2022 Location: WA, USA iTrader: (0) Garage List 2024 BMW X3MC [0.00]	I like open world RPGs. Like, Hogwarts Legacy, Assassin Creed series, Far Cry series.
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